Sentence examples for mean spFRET efficiency from inspiring English sources

The apparent mean spFRET efficiency, ⟨ Em⟩, and the peak half-width, σm, were determined from Gaussian fits to the data.

Using an Ro,eff of 51 Å to convert the spFRET efficiency peak half-widths to approximate distance changes between the fluorophores reveals that these large half-widths change the fluorophore separation by more than 5 Å.

Thus, conformational heterogeneity of the intermediate state(s) that changes the separation between residues 232 and 47 by ∼3.5 Å or less will be masked by noise for an spFRET efficiency peak centered at 0.85.

Surprisingly, as the GdmCl concentration is increased, a third peak appears to be centered at a higher spFRET efficiency of 0.95, corresponding to a decrease in the distance between the two fluorophores.

The apparent spFRET efficiency, Eapp, for these bursts was calculated using 3where IA is the photon count for the acceptor corrected for background and leakage of donor photons into the acceptor channel (crosstalk) and ID is the photon count for the donor corrected for background.

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